Al Landes , Gadget Review; Millions of Copyrighted Songs Were Fed to AI Music Generators – Now There’s Proof
Atlantic databases name 21 million tracks fed to Suno and rivals as Sony, UMG, and Warner seek $150,000 per song in damages
"Searchable databases verify roughly 21 million copyrighted songs trained AI music generators.
Sony, UMG, and Warner lawsuits seek up to $150,000 per song from Suno and Udio.
HarmonyCloak tool lets artists protect songs by adding inaudible AI-blocking audio perturbations.
Millions of copyrighted songs — including chart-topping hits — verifiably trained AI music generators, and now there are searchable databases to prove it. The Atlantic, through an investigation by staff writer Alex Reisner, published four catalogs documenting exactly which music fed these models:"
